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Henry wants to make sure his older sister Harriet never gets more of anything than he does. So he keeps score--until Harriet gets a cavity and he gets none. This title teaches the math concept of comparing. Full-color illustrations.

Grandpa surprises Tim, Anne, and Gordon with chickens. They wonder where they should put the chickens and their new home. Each time they move the fence, the chickens' home becomes a different shape, but the perimeter stays the same. This title teaches about perimeter. Full-color illustrations.

Brad is ready for summer vacation, but on his last day of school he discovers an important lesson. His chances of getting what he wants may not be based on luck. By estimating and calculating before making choices, he can increase the likelihood of those choices being the ones he wants. This title teaches the concepts of probability. Full-color illustrations.

Nate and Mandy discover that their pet rabbit is missing. Surely they'll find him-or will Harley stay one hop ahead of them?

Nina gets a party invitation but she has nothing fancy to wear! She borrows her sister's necklace and, to her dismay, it breaks. Can she put it back together before it's too late? This title teaches readers simple concepts about patterns. Full-color illustrations.

Tod liked nothing more than saving and counting his money. Then his brother gives him $20 and challenges him to spend it all in one day. can Tod do it? Concepts about using money are introduced to young readers. Full-color illustrations.

Can James collect 10, 000 energy bar wrappers and win a trip to Space Camp? Everybody gives him their wrappers. But how can he count them all? Will he have enough?

Special focus on the long vowel sound of the letter "u". Suzy Mule has the flu. When Bruce the Goose stops by on his way south, Suzy gets an idea. And her life will never be the same!

Slimy! Yucky! Wriggly! Dan is grossed out by earthworms until one of them hitches a ride in his pocket -- and creates a sensation at school!

Very Vintage is Megan's all-time favorite TV show. Suddenly she has a chance to be on it -- if only she can find some amazing treasures. But that's a big "if!

Dazzling armor! Daring sword fights! Colin longs to live like a medieval knight. His brother challenges him to try it for a week -- with hilarious consequences!

During a sleepover in the backyard, Marlon and his friends see a bright light streak across the sky. Is it a meteorite? A spaceship? Have aliens landed? The boys solve the mystery and learn a lot about themselves at the same time. Full-color illustrations.

Sara does everything fast--too fast. She builds a soapbox derby racer in one day, and it falls apart. Then Sara discovers friction and learns that sometimes it pays to slow down. Full-color illustrations.

Discover Math Matters! With over 11 million books sold worldwide, this award-winning series of easy-to-read books will help young readers ages 5-8 approach math with enthusiasm. Great for fans of MathStart or Step into Reading Math. Four newborn kittens are creating havoc at Anna's house. How can she convince her Dad to let her keep them? Will a "kitten castle" be the answer?With engaging stories that connect math to kids' everyday lives, each...

Special focus on the short vowel sound of the letter "i". Bitty wishes for a big dish in which she and a friend fish can swim and swish. Kim has other ideas!

An aardvark who longs to travel far takes a trip downriver on a barge and has quite an adventurous journey, before deciding that she will be glad to return home to her ant farm.

Special focus on the long vowel sound of the letter "a". Who is going to eat Janey Crane's tasty birthday cakes? Not the intended guests!

Special focus on the long vowel sound of the letter "o". Joey Goat won't stop playing jokes on his friends. That is, not until Tony Crow thinks up a joke just for him!

Special focus on the long vowel sound of the letter "e". Zeely Zebra is not big or strong or fast. How will she reach her dream of making the All Star Racing Team?

Bad experiences with a bully make Wally the Walrus balk at going to school before he learns to call upon his natural abilities to prove himself.